The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season has broken many records so far, and the season still has two months to go.
articles
Transforming Water Management in the U.S. West with NASA Data
Building upon more than two decades of research, a new web-based platform called OpenET will soon be putting NASA data in the hands of farmers, water managers and conservation groups to accelerate improvements and innovations in water management.
Satellite Images Display Changes in the Condition of European Forests
Newly created map indicates openings in the European forest canopy.
NASA Aqua Satellite Casts Three Eyes on Sally and Finds Heavy Rain Potential
NASA’s Aqua satellite analyzed the cloud top temperatures and water vapor content in Hurricane Sally as it crawls toward landfall, and found the potential for large amounts of rainfall, which, coupled with slow movement, can lead to catastrophic flooding.
Software Helps Predict Floods And Freshwater Supplies
Predicting snowmelt in the mountain headwaters of the world’s major rivers is now vastly more accurate due to a new University of Saskatchewan (USask) computer simulation model.
Water Vapor Imagery Reveals Hurricane Paulette’s Strongest Side, Dry Air
NASA’s Aqua satellite analyzed Hurricane Paulette’s water vapor content as it continued to move away from Bermuda and found structural changes, the strongest side, and dry air moving in.


